Construction of the Sweetwater County Justice Center, located at the county’s current detention center site, is moving forward. The center will combine the county’s two circuit courts into one facility. There will also be offices for the Sweetwater County Attorney’s Office and the Public Defender’s Office, as well as additions for the Sweetwater County Sheriff’s […]
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The State Justice Institute (SJI) recently notified the Wyoming Supreme Court that it has been awarded a second $50,000 technical assistance grant. The grant funds will be used to obtain the services of security consultants from the National Center for State Courts to conduct additional court security assessments. The funds the court received from the […]
Read MoreSTATE OF THE JUDICIARY E. JAMES BURKE, CHIEF JUSTICE Delivered Before a Joint Session of the Wyoming State Legislature – Budget Session Jonah Bank Building February 8, 2016 Thank you very much for that welcome. Mr. President, Mr. Speaker, Governor and Mrs. Mead, members of the 63rd Wyoming Legislature, elected officials, members of the judiciary, […]
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Read MoreHon. Marilyn Kite Receives Judicial Excellence Award
Read MoreThe Wyoming Supreme Court is pleased to announce that the Wyoming Bar Foundation has donated $173,360.00 to support the Wyoming Judicial Learning Center project. The announcement was made during the 2015 Wyoming State Bar Annual Meeting & Judicial Conference on September 9, 2015, in Jackson, Wyoming.
Read MoreGovernor Matt Mead has selected Patrick Korell as the new District Court Judge for the Eighth Judicial District for Converse, Goshen, Niobrara and Platte Counties. Korell replaces Judge Keith Kautz who was recently appointed to the Wyoming Supreme Court.
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Read MoreWyoming Supreme Court Chief Justice E. James Burke is pleased to announce that the Honorable Steven R. Cranfill has received the 2015 Children’s Justice Project Golden Award for his extraordinary commitment to Wyoming children and families involved in the court system.
Read MoreGovernor Matt Mead has appointed Judge Keith Kautz as the newest member of the Wyoming Supreme Court. Kautz replaces Justice Marilyn Kite, who has been on the Supreme Court since 2000 – serving as the first female justice and chief justice on the high court. She will retire on August 3, 2015.
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